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The Washington critic., 1887-09-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Movements Of Familiar People at
Home .rd ,broHd,


Home and ,broHd.
Mn. spR.GuE NJ the clarendon Hotel
has recovered from his late Illness.
--CuNGREssMAS LONG OF Massachusetts,
with hi- two daughters, left Boston to-day
for two weeks sui"uru In Maine
Miss MCCORMICK, the daughter OF
Captain A. II Nc' nrmick of the Navy.
Yard, has returned from Nrlborough.
-NR. r. V. DEGRAw, General southern
Manager Of the L rr Press, left the city
to-day for an absence of several weeks.
w. X. RoGERs, whs was private secra-
tary to Mr. Hayes, is visiting friends and
locking after business matters In Bismarck,
Dakota.
Mn. II. T. srASCLIrP, JR., Of the Navy
Department has returned from Hartford,
Conn where he has been spending his
vacation.
-1nE following Wsshinet tnnians are regis
tered at the Blue Mountain Hons-. Was
inptOn County. Md George ) Prindle, p
q. Russell and Mrs. and Mis- Van Rlsw,k.
} Miss EDITH EDMoNsrOS Of the Engtay
ing and Printing Bureau. in company with
MIR. aud Mrs ErriugtOn Of New York, has
gore on tour to Canada, via Niagara
Falls.
THE FANCY dress hall recently given to
Miss Nirgie Faust OF Washington aud other
young ladies by Mrs. Wm. +. Craig Of
Sisubtop, Va, was the event OF the season
at that place. Miss Faust wore o rich white
satin and appeared as the Princess of Wales.
Mus. G. D WILLARD and her daughters
have returned to the ci y, after spending q
month at Fsuquier Springs, Va. Miss VIII
| lard and Mis- Bessie Willard were among
the most popular lidies at the spcings, aud
were acknowledged to be the best dancers
| IN the hotel.
| -MH. CHRIS XASDER, wife and daughter
| have rerurued from New York, where he
| went TO meet them on their re'urn from
| Europe with his son, who has been for n
| Iumhtr OF years "a student at tile COusery-
| ntury Of Music. lie returns Ia his nitiye
country an accomplished musician and a
| composer of considerable merit.
| -MK, PlKE ut I've iiygeia Hotel gave
ball Wednesday evening that was lArgel,
sud fH,hiunubly attended Mrs DIR y. II
Nad.wurth aud Miss GcnNvirye Jordan uf
Washington were on the committee nf
| arrangements aud among the guests from
| 'his city were Mrs willard Warner, Ml-,
WHdswUrth, Mrs Paymaster Jordan, Mis-
| Hill, the Misses Becerra aud Mrs. Dr.
| Fletcher
| -GEoRGE c GORuAM, ESQ aud family
| hgve rrtugred from Aurora, " Va, wleru
ihey have been sojOurning Tor most OF the
| summer. The season, huwevrr, has been
one Of great sulicltude TO them on acc-unt
| II the serious Illness nf their youngest
daughter, Maud, with typhoid fever, sud
with view TO her sperdier restoration to
health they leave to-day for Hamilton, Lou.
| doun County, Va.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03
FILFfiLNttN ~.

''I vl.ht thec uli br4u and fair
That waits lu earth urrul ur cir;
bty. uli of dreamy din du.gufH.
Warm, glowing muyu. Bul -Nrrry nf6t7;
Green ltDiy luuh- halt I.a from vi,F,
1hr golden surshIUp siitIHs Trough;
Calm, UlHoii luErruul valley, %. Hu,
Who're sbif luf rivers wiud be- we'u3
A lIfr whose uupI" "DunU OUll Roach
lA Ar UruHa,-I culture life can teach
rru tH1n fur Win. fuu hri'lf fur ears,
Ihr days suOuIh sliding iuru yrtrs.
And la best gift of alta friend
v hose ICriept owe with all may blend
wrote Tho wish when Summers birth
HAD hr,uGlt irc.h glnrial iu .hn earth.
NWm dIoW-N days and p' rluuul nights,
EMiht old but eve new dulighf4
How could ku W or drgum that ere
Sprug' golden ushur, wdim and clear
uU wrought on grassy d ID and plain
Itr Uu. Gle OF nIOum Htuiu,
H. lWiIf fun Iluuui wuuli frOviuo
A bau,ur 80 deep aud Widai
Thou h0st them all The valleys groon,
ILerif ping 8, ruaIn7 That wind uttwf.I,
CAIN UHys whose U.e fsuTp KNOW mo- eat
And guide for all Thy Hteps-l Frianl
-LJulIa Mills Dunn,
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to-day. ltisa document ofAtencral
and important interest. showing that
Colonel Moore has fully mastered the
details of the responsible position which
he holds. The urgent needs Of the
department, which are here intelli'
gently and conyincingly presented.
have already been too long neglected,
but there is ground for belief that Con.
grcss next winter will give them the
consideration they deserve. Further
reference will he made to this matter
hereafter.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03
A. 8: Abel, Baker, WhIteley 8 Co., Bait,
a E.urnnabI. Exninnation.

Pupsou 10 bis valet, wnnis hxIug him 'nr
hr.akfas,l--I say. F'sg, do YOU think
sbaIl eyaw naye uy "h .(,wsY
Fugg offer carrfu. * imlnation) Well,
,ir, ! Ieslly dpn't lUiub sou wil--leastwise,
NOT q speak ut
FuI suu-Ihu's cus-,d gueah. My gov
nah b, z plruIy s1d tn sp4Ilh
Fog Yes, ''r' hu p'rlrs you take after
your ma.- Town Topics.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03
BALgIMORE TO THE FRONT.

A Generous Subscription to tho Pro-
motion Fund OF 1899.
The fol owing subscriptions have been
made at Baltimore to the Promotion Fund
Of the great International Exposition to be
held In Washington 10 1892:
$500.
Corn and Flour Exchange, Merchants and
Manufacturers Association, Board of Trade.
5000.
Robert Garrett d sons, Baltimore .iRsri.
can.
Armstrong, Gator ~ Co, Alex, Brown n
Son, Baltic ore Steam Packet Company, \.
NJ. Robinson, PRESIDENT Bartlett, llayw ird "
Co, Reuben Foster. for York River l. no; Gil
& Fisher, James $ Gary n son, Robert Tar
retf, Hurst, Purnell s. Co, A. IIOen y 'o t.
Pratt bro, ioole \ Hunt 4, j. ShryOok,
Witz, Bledler & Co, Edward Walters II Co,
$50
A. 8. Abel, Baker, .Whiteloy g Co., Baltl-
more Storage and Lighterage Company, Frank
Brown, W y Burns, ". p. Jlotwprthy.
Richard ,romwell, q, F, DIETRICH, Defori *
Co, Hamilton Easter &c sons, g. v. Gall Il
AK, G. A GambrIl Manufacturing Complnv,
Martin Gillett 6 Co, Guttschalk &c CO., p.
Harris, Academy Of Music; ". p Harvey,
Johnson, sutton & Co, &, lowering y Go.
Mallory, Ianiel Miller & CO., Am Nunsen *
Sons, Ii, f. Newcomer, W w. spence, smith,
Dixon & Co.. Illimtn, GoldsbOruueh CON
lany, the Charles \; Eogeer Clnpauy, ". a.
saj
y. Ambach, D n Bu4by, VIM. II. Crawford
& CO., r. ". Fcignor & son Joel Guiman i
co., llutzler Brother-, F.r iipand g L4trOhe
Henry MCNhHnc ~ CO. charles Markell, Nu
". Powell & GO llu,h sisson q ons, Tucker,
smith 4 90 u. Iunis a. 60.
Total, 1J,24h
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PRnPnSAIS-
DEPARrM OF STATE.

II WNHHTNWTUN' hWgl IIi I00I'
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received At
the Department Of state until IL m. of the
sth day Of september, 1857, to furnish said
DEPARTMENT with stationery for the year end
Ing June 10, lsss, in accordance with sChed
ulc Ot articles which will he supplied to per
sons Il firms propOsing TO bid.
The right to reject any and all bids, or TO
accent any portion Of any bid, or amend the
quantity given Of any article in the schedule,
is reserved.
Each hidder will he required to furnish with
his bd a bond with two suretles, In the sum
OF 5000 as a guarantee ot faithful perform
Ance OF the contract which may bo awarded
him
All samples submitted shonld be left ut the
"Statiunery room Of the Department
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03

THE business men OF Baltimore,
with their usual enterprise aud public
spirit, have very gracefully and gener.
ously waived all claims to an eXppsl.
tion there in 1899, aud have contrib
uied over five thousand dollars to the
promoting fund Of the Centennial and
Exposition movement at the National
Capital. This is broad gauge way
of doing things-an example which
will be followed by other cities IN.
I'll the verdict in favor Of Washington
is unanimous. AS 1t is the Nations
city there can be no jealousy against
the location here Of the proposed ccle.
bratious of 1889 and ls92-eycnts which
will not only be national, but cont.
mental and world wide in their scope.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03
SOUTHERN ntoH PunIUDlor.

Walter u. Stevens who T. down In
Atlanta writing up the race issue In
Georgia for the St. Louis Globe.
IS, Democrat. says in his last letter:
The more the situation ia studied. the less
use does there seem TO ba in inaEing any par.
ticular fuss about 1t The white people have
made up their minds that they viii not st ,ni
certain associations with the colo-ed people
and the latter seem TO be disposed to let the
color lines Us drawn stand undisturbed, so far
as they arc concerned.
Such is the philosophical view of the
question accepted at the South. and we
cannot see that 1t furnishes any ground
for quarrelsome criticism at the North.
The social Issues involved cannot be
determined by statutory enactment or
sectional clsmor-only by the shifting
directions that public sentiment may
take.
II there ia any seeming want Of
equity or injustice In the fact that the
colored people submit to the existing
order Of things by virtue of necessity
rather than choice, 1t should be recol.
lected that such inequalities run all
through the social fabric, irrespective
OF race or previous condition.
Wealth and fashion, etiquette and
position, erect barriers 10 outside in.
trusion and prescribe rules of inter.
course more dgspotic, If anything, than
those based upon The prrjuiiaes Of
color. The yici..ludes of fortune
play havoc with these impcriuus de-.
crees, but they are none the less i'm.
Berious. There always have httn Ru !
always viii be social DETERMINATIONS.
They exist in as marked % degree among
the blacks as among the whites, and
wherever they are found are beyond
the reach of Legislation
So with the relations of tine races In
the South. The differences betweeu
them are radical, If mot inrudiclble
II is very sure that time alone, with o..
revolutionary aud notifying ioln.
epces, can chgngo Them 10 ts doubt
ful II their sharper nnnroisms can br
worn away even hr tar aHrr ions OF
time, for that which is ordained by
nature is uusllerauls v4.eDt by nature
herself
So long, then, a- the two acas are
agreed to accent thr situation nsit IA.
il is not wise to attempt any discounts
of The future by unfrienily legislation
upon the one hand, or forced contacts
or unnatural proc sses on Tine o,her
AS we let the dead past bury It's dead,
so let the future in its own way and IN
its own good time make provision for
the living. All will be ordered as
Providence deems best and wisest.
THE annual report Of Colonel WIN
@. Moore, Major and sup"rolendent
of Police, will be found Ia rnE Carrie
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03

I'It tK WIS Bought sold a Exchanged
i by Dorsey BR0s., Assn brokers, isl Pa ay,
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RICHARD II. SYLVESTER, Editor

PERSONS leaving the city for the summer
can have THE CRtrIc mailed to their address,
postage paid, for 30 cents per month
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03

LNOR SaIE-Cheap-A Good business
Il property on il6 II W; number one in
yCstmeni; price si.'gO
&. n PARKER 40 and Il stssw.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03
nm reporl Of ChIei Enelneer ParrI.

TuE report OF Chief Engineer Paris
q" the Fire Drputtnn bt, published In
The Cmrtc Nc,ictlny, abounds in
practical aud desirable recommends.
tions, 1t Is to be- hoped that his re-
quests for additional facilities will not
70 unheedod, especially rs all together
they involve hut an incou-ilernble ont
lay considering the important interests
at stake.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03
ioB PRINTING.

u % pnlNISHUEN
Sook, Joo ana Foster Printer,
832 AND 53s D STREET NV.
Near corner 7th at.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03

L'OR SALES, vertI 2-StDrs rto--ad
r brick houses on = st. be' ith and jtl SD
II W; Price, $500; terms 10 suit.
j, W. p. MYERS ~ son,
li9S New York avenue.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03
EOR SALE

L'OR SALF-Rare Ct tance-Beautiful
Il S-rOom house and $1,000 feet Of ground In
Takoma Park, price only $4,000 also elegant
sites iOr two stores on 18th St; lot 10 by In
feet 10 90 II alley. j. W. +. MYERS IS son,
iduS n Y ava
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WNSUINGTUNig Magic OrsnI

u WNSnIEGTuS'S Magic Cream
IN. or Instantaneous cure ANY breuJlus
put ON face ur body cured Moth Himplr1.
wrinkles Hack Irad- Nugtr Rrdun4-, Et
emu and an tiu'H dlshmTamen' removed
nd O. ulpHg con n'nXiuu Insured ,u sll who
8-pl Perfectly hlrm'css. testimonials ON
app plCition. sol by all druggists. 5Ju, aud
81 per box. sent to any address.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03

EOR SALE Good Business Property
Il In est Washington, on 9sd ST, bet o
and 7 sts; nice store and dwelling attached;
price only Si,5O0. j. W p. MYERS IL son,
l4lS N ave.
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Enh RENI...nnuSES.

LNOR RENT-2e1o and @9Ii 12th II n
i W, rooms and bath; mod imps: rent
$3.50 TnOS. q. tIENSEY,
fnDD 4 II n "
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03

IrOR Rents Furnished Communi-
4 eating 3d'stCry rooms; northern and
southern exposure. 1921 Y ave n W.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03

Il IL. SOUN9s STEAM CARPET
Il Cleaning and Renovating Works
Feathers renovated, mattresses made over
furniture steamed and moths destroyed iie
Pa ave NV Factory. corner OF 9Th and
sts SO.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03

/ nST-A iargu Topaz Real and other
u watch charms attached to a black silS
ribbon, Reward II LEFT Ht li05 81 nw.
I OST1 uuld Ring with IA Ruby sot
l. with Fix peurla around II Liberal re
ward ifte'nrned 10 ids2 Marion ST.
I OST-A Guid LuolSst and Mock
l. chain. Reward II returned TO G Grant
Place
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03
WASHINGTON, SEPT. 3, 1ssL
THE "B. AND o. DEAL" CONsuM.
MATED AT LNSr

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
ly contract with DreXel, Morgan Il On.
and others, of London, New York and
Philadelphia, is to undergo an entire
change Of management nud policy.
President Garrett rctirrs aud a new
president, satisfactory To the syndicate,
is to be put In his place
The syndicate, by the terms Of the
negotiations, will advance $40 OOO,0OO
to take up the floating Indebtedness Of
the company, amounting tn about 81.
100000, and the road will take It.
proper place among the other trunk
lines.
The agreement, or preliminary con-
tract, MS 1t ia called, practically mort.
cages the road. and will be generally
understood AS having been made In the
Interest Of the Pennsy Company.
That Is, although To br operated as an
Independent line II will M longer OG
cupy position of anmgnuism to the
Pennsy lvsnia Road and viii abandon
its c Intemplated project Of entering
New York via the Arthur XIII Bridge.
This important deal is no doubt
neccssitated by the financial straits in
which the b aud o has become
seriously involved since the death OF
John W. Garrett
1t has been carrying heavy load In
Its Telegraph business, and its long
struggle with the Pennsylvania toward
securing an independent through line
to New York has rendered large ex.
penditures necessary, materially re-
ducing the resources of the comp my
and preventing repairs, improvements
and additional facilities of more imme.
diate urgency.
The sale of Its express business was
step toward relief, but only short
step.
The time had evidently come when
The company's load was too heavy to
be longer borne, and means had TO be
raised 10 save 1t from collapse.
1t is not complimentary TO the busl.
ness ability of Mr.. Garrett that this
necessity should have arisen, nor will
the many friends of the B and o., who
have so long symputhized with Its
heroic but not always sagacious effort;
to compete with It's great rival, bt
craiifled at the conclusion which ha.
been precipItared.
They will naturally feel that 1t mean
perperuation Of existing munupolius
but in this. 1t is To bu hoped their ap
prehensions will prove uufoundrd.
The b. and o MS u great trunk line
under discreet and energetic manage
ment, has no contracted future befor,
II. If the negotiations just entere
into are carried out in good faith ther,
is no reason why this road shall no
take rank with the foremost cnmmlnt
magnificent aud constantly enhrgln
traffic, and prove In it, stockholders
valuable possession that was o'herwis,
destined to continued depreciation
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03
suyrS ToLyAn.

tyONTY TO LOsN on Real r.tltc
w by WEST WASHINGTON RE\L rs
1ArE AND BROKENs' EXCHANGE, 1874
18th 80 % " ". d. Ruliu, manager.
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NAkitU---HUuMo N

Va ASTED-FurnIshcd Rooms on LIST
W. or ed floor for light housekeeping. Mrs.
Dr. A. l.. BRUSN. Critic Office.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03

w ANTED-AL TO know THAT Oh
w Taylor, 934 F street, near Tenth, make.
beautiful sets Of artificial teeth for s5. guar
antecd 10 give full satisfaction; extractins
with gas, chloroform or local snesthetics "
cents; without, eS cents. alling nj vsrv lou
Drices
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03

Lon sALr--A a-story AND base.
Il ment brick, i2 rooms. bath and store
rooms; mod imps; 20x9O (ibs) rear and Side
alley; on Capitol Hill; price $500. N cash, re.
malnder to suit. TIlOS. q. HENsEY.
rntgI u yt
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HsNIsy nELr...ttsa.e.
MARRIED nsLp--.aaLE.

NTASTED- Position as Resident or
w visiting Vovernes- by u Young iaiv to
children 2 TO 10 years: years experience:
teaches small children on Klndergarten plan
pnd furnishes material highest references
given and required. Address Miss MCCLAlS,
L q Box t43, city.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03

ClNTY CnuICE sELUuEIuNs OF
- SMALL UOHES or FEOH ONE 10 ONE
Ui'NDbFp ACElS, IMPROVED AVD w
IMPROVED, WITHIN FRuN ONE WNLf w
THIEE MILES OFTHE CITY. Az LOWEST
Pm, rs AND MOST FANOp AB.E TERMS.
T n SYPfryO A go tIH7 o. -
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~ nrIcf' iNnn tr and COLLAR on Caroline st

AiOE SALle-GrHtt I;u,rgttu- ~ Sold AZ
4 uucu-rwu. story and basement hFiHH u
mod imp-, on 18TH n u vs.; lot .u feet front
price Ohly 5000.
Store and iruOm frame house on lith - III
": rents for sHN prr mouths price only sLsul.
i. ". +. MYERS Is sos, ii!s y \ ave.
JnR Lt:-.Ch"np- S-Enum Brick
4 hHuso ~ II II, bet ilt Hui Utu 49, story;
u good nyostInrnt; Sj.Gn,
G. PAtKER, 40 aud E sw,
EOE BALE Suitable Tor Businus.
Property
Brick. : r., ON mn. hrt and x 'ts..,,.Si.r.O
Hrick, gTs, on 9th het pnd X sts...,,, 7,N1J
Frame, near ON gth IT, lot 20 n trout. G,sDl
Also desirable residence ON ~, uuur ON
II rs, oil N I. lot - n 'front.'. 1000
j. W p MYERS 10 SOV.
lilI New York avenue,
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03

THERE is only one Cabinet officer
in the city, but the Government still
lives.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03
IVA. j. y. ticLrAN, DentI-t,

I ~ " ~ 10 - ~ FTWITTTF
40 NwCluh street.
tif.f-c.,-s work Ut moHurgtg prices. Gold
r1d AUuram Filling NliG,iH crowns rrr.
Wnnrttly urUorpt rl roofs. Gold lluud Rll
Tor Plates ttilsluuiiun guaranteed, Gentle
trCulmrrt nssurn II
70, Nf ~, Dentist. TiS isth 81 n w
{ Teeth extracted without pain, by aid
4 'u u' HHf location prepared and usrl only
hl mo .,Th HI|ud - puttcHt nirlug .'ts
ui artificial teeth nrarttiuns guaranteed.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03
EOR SALE
J1oR sALF-Firteep Elegant Lots ,n

NOR SALE-Threa Beautiful Butld-
4 ing lots ON east side Of 29d y II W, near T.
81, opposite the new rdlng school site. Price
J.W.'P MYERS & SON, 1923 N Y ave.
g'OR SALE THE HsNDSOAIHSr
L Villa SITES AROUND WASllIN ,rOs
-fOsIYN UElGiTS-AT 4, b ANDG Is
FER IN; INDIVIDUAL LO'rS OF 5OXI2l
FIT An q AM 40 CrS PER FT
n IL sYPHERn s 90, lo0I = street.
L0R sALE-Unitnprovod Property.
20 lots on n Y ave and stuo VIII be sold
tinuly or ~ desirel good width nor duDp;
torms on.y; splendid opportunity tor hnilier.
FoR sALE.-,s Gur building lots on NY
ave ne; 80 Il trout: all graded; price low;
Grand chunnc Tor Investment.
FOR sALE-isCCo "a It. within hlocl, of
hnr.e care. q; rptly Tor building; ,uwtr
vutcr aul Hus IN square; bargain u purGhI8tl
vi hlnsburi 1lIur,
FOR sALE-One uf the best lntson Mstn
", near u ave at very low lisurc.
For ALF.-Elosau, building lot on Conn
nve 3to1sq #, at s!S1
voR sALG-vcry dpsIrlb'elot on Mass ave-
W. south ron very fine ioaailon'
FOR SALE beautiful building lot on RI
ave, nca. 1 wH t,'rlr' rico ul lot, $500.
FOR 50 LE-Na. ayG a W, several very de-
sirabl, lots with southern exposure; easy
terms
FOR SAIE-On Cst ~ IS, oriHlna lots we'll
ADAPTED tor subdlyilng; nclGhoprhoni i'm
proving.
FOR SALE Very chrap-Lot on "a ST
near street &; suitable for 10 small dw'nf7.
Choice lot. IN all suburban subdivisions
GEO GOFr,
No. ll2l Y ave.
NOR ShLE-IO Lots, East Fcuut,,
4 2lylhH feet to alley On 'lst st mot y
aud -; ull on grade; -idew4lt- aud Hlnlt
paveuuutr The-r lots Hru most ius'rIbiY
located IN the furst section NJ hrr|fF. ana
viii hr sold -iully Or altogether, lly ono
wishing tu buy lot To build II hlAr on VIII
find tnCsu mo Il pleasantly situated ANT nr"u8
low for lUulitv.
NORTH wAsHEGTON REAL EsrArE co.,
ll9O + Bt n W.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03
FOR SalE-N0lISF2.

E0R SALF-Uouse of q Room-l Cor
i ner lot hxihn: 7th aud Princeton sts;
overlOoks city; 81 500
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03
NOR sALE-spec,al D.rr,,n,-

L Several six-room houses on A st II o; all
modern improvements; 10 per cent. invest
mvnt price only $1,000 each Also,
llr brick 18th 81, bet 7 aud U.........,.s7,bO 300
sr, ON l., bet 10Th and 10th SITS n w., $500
llr and cellar on CorcOran st.,.,,..,, T,O0l
Brick, ilr. East Cap st, bet 9th and nth. 5000
llr, cor II and .1st SITS n w....,....,, $500
5r on Marion, bet 9Th and 7th SITS II We. 4.2lN
Apply at once to j. W. 2 MYERS IS SON
1i2S New York ave.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03
SoIENTIFIo and Effective sparrIng.
PERSONAL

M Ri and MRS. E. G. HARBtUGH'S
NI Piano and Banjo studio 81 9Th 1t n W.
Is open for the recepiion Of scholars; instru.
menfs selected for scholars
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03
LNOIt SALE
LoR sALE-Bouses for aomes or In.

NtSItnfiIN,
X st W, corner house. large, well located
can no bought nt u bargain.
18th II n W, beautiful residence, perfect
order, all m i..,.... ,..,,... -. .,ns35,OOO
W ave. near Iowa Circle, elegant house
ana luCHtiun,...,. .....,,,.,...,.,,..-,. 1900
Iowa Circle. charming house, very com
rletr throughout ...,.., ........ 5000
u II W near 10Th 81 II W, appointments
and finish, perfect side lot ......... @O,0e
18Th ~ n W, near dupont Circle, nearly
new, inside finished In ulural wood,
heating and ventilation cXccllent:can
lie purchased furnished or unfur. -.
- n W, bet 18th and lnth -tS, houses,
all very desirable. different prices,...
lith 81 n W, bet + and q -ts, fine busi-
Corcuran II, bet 18th and llthits,..,. 80
Y ~, near 18Th st II W.. ,.......,,,.,. b,bNl
Mo ave. house In good order leased for
Slu IerUn. ss,s ......., .,'......,....., O,UVW
II u u Q. good siZGd house and lot. all
lllNu 1llES. .... ..s.'sss.st.s ','s... Ouul
ilth st e,2 new houses, very complete.
good yards; cach,,..,, .,,,,.,..,,u,. $500
/. houses. small and convenient, all
rented, grand Investment; each...... $50
ShOuses, new and complete, paying
good rate Of int; terms easy; each... 1000
3 houses, well built, paying good rent;
can he bought for (eaCM. M........,. 1880
Houses sold or exchanged. Building osti-
mates furnished. Loans promptly negotiated.
GEO. 7 GOFF,
No fta1 New Yprk
The Washington critic., 1887-09-03
THOMAS j. FISHER q CO.,
i3l4 u street northwest,

EOR RENT-A Large, 15-Room
L house on Pa ave, opposite Metropolitan
Hotel; most desirable location for boar ling
house or hotel use; in best condition, with all
mod imps; rent s15.
L'OR RENT-Brick House, q Rooms.
L mod imps; piice SlS per month. W
corner Conn ave and l. st.
LON RENTING Elegant and Desira-
Il BILE brick dwelling, with brick cottage for
servants. No 1897 NJ 81 NV next door to
Postmaster General Villas residence; location
one Of the best In the city; house newly and
handsomely furnished; will he let with or
without furniture or the furniture will be sold
al q great sacrifice. Call early, as such an
opportunity Is rarely offered.
Also Tor sale AZ bargain new phHton.
For particulars apply 10
uUFFTY & DYER,
in1i II n W
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DENTISTRY.

RS y, MASON. DeutiBt, Formerly
! oi ~ 81, las removed ts 0fiuH ~ ~
fcunu ave, corner i"ih 7t Cocaine aui sl,
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EOR RENT-IO23 VI ave;1. Rooms,
Il ealcoves, 2 bathrooms, etc; all In good
condition. JAS. G. sPRlGG,
1924 ave,
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EOR REST--1I26 IIth At, Com
Portable iOroum house, with alcove,
bathroom and closets and mod iInps; street
cars pass the door; rent sI1
JAS. g. ~pIIGG, 1i2i n Y ave.
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FOR REkT--.nUDme.

LNOR REST-one Large Furnished
L front room, 3T @ st n W Inquire at the
second Hand National Book Store, WILCOX
n 10 4 at